CBSE Questions for Class 12 Commerce Business Studies Staffing Quiz 2 - MCQExams.com

Blind Advertisement comes under what method of recruitment?
  • Direct
  • Indirect
  • Third party
  • None of these
The critical contact theory of recruitment refers to ____________.
  • image of organisation
  • pay, benefits offer by employment
  • choices on personal and emotional basis
  • all of these
Who gave the concept of "Balanced Score Card"?
  • Michael Porter
  • R.S. Kaplan
  • D.P. Norton
  • Both (b) and (c)
The focus of Human Resource Management revolves around __________.
  • machine
  • motivation
  • money
  • men
Which one of the following is not a type of promotion?
  • Multiple chain promotion
  • Up or out promotion
  • In or out promotion
  • Dry promotion
Identify which one is an added specific goal of human resource management.
  • Retraining
  • Learning
  • Unlearning
  • Separating
All of the following are new sources of external recruitment, except _______.
  • advertisement
  • promotions
  • recruiting agencies
  • gate hiring
Who conducted experiment on Simulated Prison?
  • Max Ringelmann
  • Paul Hersey
  • Philip Zimbardo
  • Ken Blanchard
Human Resources Policies includes ___________.
  • employment policies
  • wages
  • benefits
  • all of these
Job description is a _______.
  • written statement
  • non-written statement
  • oral statement
  • any of the above
Which one is a dimension of Big Five Model?
  • Extraversion
  • Conscientiousness
  • Emotional stability
  • All of these
People replaces their respective bosses without any problem is known as ___________.
  • Switch Hats
  • Replacing Boss
  • Replace Hats
  • Both (a) and (b)
Who has said selection is a negative process?
  • Harold Koontz
  • K.N. Vaid
  • Stephen Robbins
  • Flippo
Under Factory Act, 1948, there Is a provision of First Aid Box. What is the minimum number of workers required for the same?
  • For every 150 workers
  • For every 250 workers
  • For every 100 workers
  • Not applicable
Grievance Redressal, discipline, Trade Unions and collective bargaining are important functions of Human Resource and come under ___________.
  • Integration function
  • Motivation and Compensation function
  • Maintenance function
  • Development function
Which of the following is one of Herzberg's 'hygiene factors'?
  • Recognition In the workplace
  • A reasonable high salary
  • Art opportunity to take some responsibility in ones place of work
  • Developing a sense of achievement in the working environment
Workforce planning involves all the following except:
  • Organizing the training of staff
  • Forecasting future personnel requirements
  • Examining production plans in a factory
  • Preparing and maintaining personnel records
__________ is the process by which candidates for employment are distinguished between those who are suitable and those who are not.
  • Manpower planning
  • Selection
  • Recruitment
  • Induction
Next step in the management process after organizing is________.
  • Staffing
  • Directing
  • Planning
  • Controlling
Which of the following is off-the-job methods?
  • Multiple management
  • Position rotation
  • Conferences and Seminars
  • Special projects
It helps the get employees acquainted with jobs and also increase their aptitude, skills and knowledge. The statement refers to which of the following?
  • Training
  • Orientation
  • Eliminating
  • Recruiting
________ is a welcoming process through which the employee feels at home.
  • Recruitment
  • Selection
  • Appointment
  • Induction
Which is a laboratory training method?
  • Special projects
  • Case study
  • Brain storming
  • Sensitivity training
The process of determining the nature and contents of a particular job is called ________.
  • job analysis
  • job evaluation
  • job description
  • job specification
Which of the following is on-the-job methods?
  • Special courses
  • Special projects and task forces
  • Brain storming
  • Case study
A highly flexible training device is ______.
  • committee assignments
  • special projects
  • multiple management
  • case study
Which of the following is known as forced choice method?
  • Checklist method
  • Forced distribution method
  • Employee Ranking
  • Graphic Rating Scales
Training is a ________.
  • end-process
  • continuous process
  • static process
  • stable process
Under which method, certain categories of abilities are defined in advance such as excellent, very good, average, poor, very poor, outstanding etc?
  • Ranking method
  • Grading method
  • Paired comparison method
  • Graphic rating scale
Frederick Herzberg and his associates interviewed _________.
  • 50 engineers
  • 100 engineers
  • 200 engineers
  • 500 engineers
A special area or room is used to give training for a large number of person within a short span of time. What is the name of the term?
  • Classroom training
  • Internship training
  • Apprentice training
  • Vestibule training
Which of the following methods is used in government organizations to appraise the employees?
  • Ranking method
  • Grading method
  • Paired comparison method
  • Confidential report
The technique developed to reduce bias and establish objective standards of comparison between individuals is called _____.
  • forced distribution method
  • grading method
  • paired composition method
  • graphic rating scale
Learning by observing and actually doing the job. Which of the following terms refer to the statement?
  • On the job training
  • Off the job training
  • In depth training
  • Coaching
The formulation and implementation of policies and programmes related to wages, salary, and other forms of employees compensation is called _______.
  • compensation
  • supplementary compensation
  • salary administration
  • none of the above
The performance is judged in terms of costs and contribution of employees under ______.
  • behavioural anchored rating scales
  • human resource accounting method
  • MBO
  • assessment centers
Ability is the function of _______.
  • education
  • training
  • motivation
  • both (a) and (b)
The basic information required for the job study can be collected through which of the following?
Observation
Discussion
Check-lists (or) questionnaires
Consultation with higher management
Findings of psychological tests
  • 1,3 and 5 are correct
  • 2, 4 and 5 are correct
  • 1 and 4 are correct
  • All are correct
The royal commission on labour in india (1929-31) recommended _________.
  • the employment of a labour officer
  • the execution of the jobber from engagement and dismissal of labour
  • both (A) and (B)
  • none of the above
Which of the following is a disadvantage of using an executive recruiter?
  • Many contacts in the field.
  • Adept at contacting candidates who are not on the job market.
  • Unfamiliar with company perceptions of an ideal candidate.
  • Ability to keep identity of firm confidential.
A manpower planning is concerned with ________.
  • the optimum use of human resources
  • the optimum use of company resources
  • the optimum use of natural resources
  • all of the above
The personnel policies which provide the flow of manpower into all the departments, are policies for _________.
  • recruitment, selection
  • development, pay structures
  • promotion and performance evaluation
  • all of the above
What does 'Discharge' refer to?
  • Suspension of workers
  • Completing the formalities of sending the employee out of the organisation
  • Workers leaving on their own accord
  • None of the above
What is the reason for Suspension of a worker?
  • Lack of adequate work or shortage of raw materials
  • Violation of rules, dishonesty, etc
  • Lack of job satisfaction
  • Ill-health or some other personal reasons
Advertising the vacancies is the usual method for recruitment of ________.
  • unskilled workers
  • skilled workers
  • clerical staff and higher staff
  • both (B) and (C)
What is the usual method for recruitment of skilled workers?
  • Recruitment at the factory gates
  • Recommendation of the existing employees
  • Advertising the vacancies
  • All of the above
The extent to which an employment selection test provides consistent results is known as ________.
  • Reliability
  • Dependability
  • Consistency
  • Trustworthiness
What is the usual method for recruitment of unskilled workers?
  • Employment bureaus
  • Advertising the vacancies
  • Direct recruitment from colleges
  • Recruitment at the factory gates
The dismissal of workers from service by the employer on account of _____.
  • lack of adequate work
  • shortage of material
  • violation of rules, dishonesty, disobedience etc
  • ill-health of labour
Which of the following is closely associated with strategic human resources management?
  • Inefficient utilization of human resources.
  • Not attracting the best human resources.
  • Providing superficial training
  • Providing Best training methods.
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